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Re: Re: Linked lists (was osascript - path to me)
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Re: Re: Linked lists (was osascript - path to me)


  • Subject: Re: Re: Linked lists (was osascript - path to me)
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Mon, 20 May 2002 17:18:06 EDT

No matter how fast you make AS, we'll always want it faster : )

Now the philosophical question is, "Do you try to make AS faster, knowing we'll never be satisfied, or fix the other bugs and missing features?"

Me, I want lots and lots more raw speed.

Jeff Baumann
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www.linkedresources.com


In a message dated 5/20/02 2:26:37 PM, Christopher Nebel writes:

>As for the lengths people will go to to find the most efficient way to
>script something, I have a theory: I suspect the only reason it's such
>a popular "sport" is that AppleScript is so ^#@!ing slow. If we could
>remove the performance drags and support real object model operations so
>scripters didn't have to write hand-coded loops and copy list data back
>and forth all the time, people would be comfortable writing their
>scripts the way the founders intended. Or do people spend time on this
>just because they think it's fun?
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